The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1887-12-15

A FENIAN SCARE.
The London Times Informed of Deep
Laid Schemes.
AssassiHs Provided With Plenty OF
Money and Dynamite.
DR.. Hamilton Williams the Successor
of O'Donovan Rosa.
Henry 8. Ives Arrested on d Charge
Henry 8. Ives Arrested on d Charge
of Grand Larceny.
A College Professor Given Five Days
by a Vigilance Committee.

LONDON, Dec. 1.-THE Times states
on the authority of a Parnellite, who
stipulates that his name must not be
disclosed, that DIR. Hamilton Williams
of New York succeeds O'Donoyan
Rosa in the leadership of the extreme
nationalists in New York and that
Williams has a fund of e200, 900 at his
disposal to organize assassinationS and
dynamite explosions by sending to
England Irish-American agents, who
don't work directly, but endeavor 20
find men among the terminals of large
towns to assassinate public men and
conduct dynamite explosions. These
men are now at work and are well sup
piled with funds. The Times inform
ant also states that 200 weight of
dynamite has been stored secretly in
London, but he processes to be I'M
aware of its exact locality. The Times
hopes that the police on the strength of
this statement will be able to discover
the dynamite.
THE PROBABLE NEW CABINET.
PARIS Dec. I'm. Tirard, yielding
to President Carnot's appeal, has con-
sented to make another attempt to or
ganize a ministry. His cabinet will
probably be made up as follows:
Prime Minister and Minister of
Finance-M. Tirard.
Minister of Foreign Affairs-M.
Flourens.
Minister of Justice-M. Faillaire.
Minister of the Interior-M. SOr-
rien.
Minister of War-General Wolfe.
Minister of Marine-Admiral Many.
Minister of Public Works-M. Leu
bet.
| brusne.
Minister of Agriculture-M. Viette.
| CARNOT'S MESS AGE TO THE CHAMBER.
| PARIS, Dec. 13.-President CaTnot'S
message was submitted to the chamber
| to-day. In it he advocates policy of
concord and appeasement, and urges
the adoption of practical reforms Tor
the improvement of the finances. The
| chamber he says in assisting the gov
| eminent to execute this programme,
will give Europe precious pledge of
| Frances ardent desire to contribute
to the consolidation of general peace,
| and facilitate development of good for
eign relations.
| A LITTLE TOO KEEN FOR THE PEELERS.
| DUBLIN, Dec. 13.-Mr. Pyne, NJ. P,
who has been barricaded in Les Finney
Castle, his residence in the county OF
Waterford, resisting the efforts of the
police to arrest him, lett the castle
early this morning, Guiding the police
sentinels and taking a car that was
waiting for him, he drove to some I'M
known place. 1OIlc6 are securing 1Ho
country for him.
| PARLIAMENT To REASsEMBLE.
| LONDON, Dec. 13.-The Cabinet de-
cided to reassemble parliament Febru-
airy 9TH. The government will try to
limit debate on the reply to Queens
speech to one week. Lord Randolph
| Churchill is the guest of Lord Hunt
ington at Hardwick Hall. It is report
| ed they are comforting as to best
means to meet fair trade agitation.
| DUTY ON WHEAT AND RYE
| BERLIN, Dec. 13.-The reichR"- re-
jected the proposal of the government
to raise the tax on wheat and rye to
marks. The proposal to make the
duty marks was adopted.
| STRIKE ENDED.
| HAVANA, Dec. 13.-The cigar
makers strike ended to-day, and work
will be resumed in all the factories to-
| morrow.
| SWISS ELECTIONS.
BERNE, Dec. 13.-M. Hetemestine
| has been elected President of Swift
zerland, and NJ. Hammer, Vice-Presi-
| dent.
| LARGE CONFEDERATION.
| LONDON, Dec. I2.-The seed and Oil
mills at Dryfield have been destroyed by
| fire. The loss is S75, 900.